Imperceptible augmentation of living systems with organic bioelectronic fibres
“Here we [University of Cambridge] report imperceptible augmentation of living systems through [MORE]
Quality in care homes- How wearable devices and social network analysis might help
“In this paper, we [University of Leeds researchers] [MORE]
Wearable to help understand the effect of new drugs on Parkinson’s Disease patients
“Transforming the Objective Real-world measurement of Symptoms (Torus) [MORE]
Circadian rhythm and frailty
“We [at Brigham and Women’s Hospital, Boston, MA] investigated prospective associations of circadian disturbances with incident frailty [MORE]
Evidence-based deep medicine iceberg
“Over the next decade, the application of machine learning, deep neural networks and multimodal biomedical AI is [MORE]
Wearable sensors styled into t-shirts and face masks
“While wearable devices such as smartwatches have made incredible advancements in monitoring one’s [MORE]
Masimo’s EU approved super sensor monitor
“Masimo (Irvine, CA) just announced receiving European approval for its new rainbow Super DCI-mini sensor, [MORE]
Apple’s secretive gym Is shaping Its activity-tracking algorithms
What does a wearables development lab look like? In Apple’s case, the facility [MORE]
Soft and stretchy fabric-based sensors for wearable robots
Lots of wearable sensors now exist, but this piece describes the advantages of [MORE]
Graphene “e-tattoo” Measures Blood Pressure
“The new device makes its blood pressure measurements using a new method, so the team had [MORE]
Intelligent AI empowered metasurfaces
“Here, we [engineers at Southeastern University, Nanjing] review the recent progress of intelligent metasurfaces in wave–information–matter controls [MORE]
Nurses assaulted
This piece is about a webinar that will already have passed by now, but the subject is worth addressing [MORE]
Movano health tracker
“The Movano Ring clearly has the $300 Oura Ring in mind with this claim, noting that its ring [MORE]
Know Labs glucose monitor use Bio-RFID instead of finger sticks
Seattle-based “Know Labs’ glucose monitors are both powered by its Body-Radio [MORE]